In the fastGWA example, my command:
./gcta-1.94.1 --grm-sparse test_sp_grm --fastGWA-mlm --pheno test.phen --out geno_assoc
which modified from this command:
I got this:
--grm-sparse test_sp_grm
--fastGWA-mlm
--pheno test.phen
--thread-num 10
--out geno_assoc
The program will be running with up to 10 threads.
Error: no phenotype file found.
Under the current directory I have a phenotype file named “test.phen”. When I tried this command:
gcta64 --grm test --pheno test.phen --reml --out test --thread-num 10
in estimating the variances, “--pheno test.phen” works.
Hi,
You need to input the genotype file using either "--bfile" or "--mbfile".
But it is true the error message seems to be mis-leading here. Thank you for reporting this. We will fix it.
Hello,
In the fastGWA example, my command: ./gcta-1.94.1 --grm-sparse test_sp_grm --fastGWA-mlm --pheno test.phen --out geno_assoc which modified from this command:
I got this: --grm-sparse test_sp_grm --fastGWA-mlm --pheno test.phen --thread-num 10 --out geno_assoc The program will be running with up to 10 threads. Error: no phenotype file found.
Under the current directory I have a phenotype file named “test.phen”. When I tried this command: gcta64 --grm test --pheno test.phen --reml --out test --thread-num 10 in estimating the variances, “--pheno test.phen” works.
How can I deal with this issue?